Six Weeks Of Summer…. The Blog Part Four

Ding Ding – Round 4, August 14-21

Summer is well under way but you’d never believe it with the weather we’ve had, so here are some more suggestions to help you avoid the rain and get out of the house, plus another instalment of our Random Summer 7’s Playlist.

 

Craft In The Bay

For the craft minded this place is well worth a visit with loads to do.

Explore the very best in contemporary Welsh craft. Artist Talks, Meet the Maker events, Outreach exhibitions and many more opportunities for you

to see and do. Take part in there hands-on, creative art and craft workshops.

 

Pi & Hash

Check out this Pi & Hash Showcase with three great bands in one night and its FREE. 17 August at 20:00–23:00

 

Hub Festival Cardiff

Flagging this one up early to give you a chance to grab some tickets.

HUB FESTIVAL CARDIFF 2017
FRI 25TH – SUN 27TH AUGUST bank holiday weekend
200 ACTS – 11 STAGES – 3 DAYS – 1 STREET

The biggest and most inclusive celebration of everything artistic in Cardiff is back! HUB takes over Womanby Street and jam packs it full of the greatest local music, performance & art.

Live Music * Art * Comedy * Spoken Word * DJs * Performance Art * Beer Fest * Street Food Stalls * Silent Discos *

3-DAY TICKETS:
Adult £25 adv + booking fee
Youth £10 adv + booking fee (ages 12-17)
Under 12s go free!
Please note under 18s are allowed in all the venues until 9pm.
1-day tickets go on sale next month.

On sale in Spillers Records and Diverse Music & Vinyl, and online from http://www.seetickets.com/event/hub-festival-2017/womanby-street/1080141 + http://www.wegottickets.com/f/10759

 

Chapter

Just in case it does rain you can always go to the cinema, so how about a spot of Manga with….

My Neighbour Totoro (U)

 

Kellys CD shop is having some mad changes! We’ve recently zeroed all of our CD stock, we’re basically starting again. For the last couple of weeks we’ve been reorganising and repricing all our CDs and found that there’s still life in the old dog yet! What has been fun about going through all the CDs is finding some real wafty and interesting music as well as some classics that had gone amiss under our old regieme. There have been some casualties though, as we have unearthed an unhealthy amount of Girls Aloud CDs, but hey, you win some and you lose some. We’re only about half way through the rock and pop, so we’ve still got a long way to go, so if you fancy come in, say hi and pick up a Girls Aloud album (please im drowing in them).

 

Another couple of choice platters for your ears